Fresh produce
Fresh vegetables and fruit are a consistent reason customers visit, though quality can vary by item.
Deira
Talal Supermarket is a Deira grocery stop for everyday shopping, with fresh vegetables and fruit, packaged foods and household essentials. Reviews also mention 24-hour opening and free home delivery, useful when you need basics outside normal hours.
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Fresh vegetables and fruit are a consistent reason customers visit, though quality can vary by item.
Several reviews describe the supermarket as open 24/7, convenient for late-night or early-morning essentials.
One review reports free home delivery, adding convenience for grocery orders.
The range includes less-common items such as Nigeria bread, which may suit Deira’s diverse residents.
Some customers find the staff polite, helpful and quick at the counters.
Check produce. Inspect avocados and other fresh items before paying; one customer found supposedly ripe avocados rotten inside.
Keep receipts. Check your bill, items and change at checkout; customers report missing items, no bill and AED30 short change.
Allow dry-fruit time. If buying dry fruits, expect to wait for assistance or ask a staff member when the section is unattended.
Compare prices. Compare prices with nearby chains before buying larger baskets or seasonal goods; some shoppers noticed sudden increases.
Consider delivery. Ask whether free home delivery applies to your order if carrying groceries is inconvenient.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
The tea receives a particularly positive mention in a review that also comments on a rushed checkout.
Ice cream is mentioned positively by one customer.
The dry fruit section is specifically mentioned, although one review says assistance can take time.
A customer reported rotten avocados after being told they were fully ripe; another reported receiving expired food.
Several reviews say prices can exceed those at Al Madina, Nesto and Lulu, with some items described as overpriced.
The Deira-area branches can be congested, with parking and checkout queues becoming difficult at busy times.
Shelves are sometimes not fully stocked, so availability may be uneven for particular products.
The Bottom Line
Talal Supermarket is a practical Deira option for everyday groceries, especially if you need fresh vegetables and fruit, dry fruits, household basics or a late-night shop. Reviews describe a broad selection that includes imported goods and unusual finds such as Nigeria bread. Some customers also mention free home delivery.
The biggest convenience is opening hours: multiple reviews describe the store as operating 24/7. Prices receive mixed feedback. Some shoppers call them cheap or reasonable and mention promotional offers, while others say Talal costs more than Al Madina, Nesto and Lulu.
It is worth comparing prices, particularly during festive seasons, when one reviewer noticed sudden increases. Quality and service are less consistent. Several customers praise polite, helpful staff and quick counters, but others report rude treatment, slow delivery replies, missing items and expired or rotten food.
Check produce carefully, count your items and verify the bill and change before leaving. The Deira-area branches can be crowded, with tight parking and queues; the dry-fruit counter may also require patience. For a straightforward essentials run, it can be useful, but allow extra checking time.